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General Discussion / Sheffield Wednesday v Middlesbrough - Tom Kirk
« on: Thu 23 Oct 2025 10:16 »
I didn't see the game, so cant comment on his whole performance but it appears he missed one, perhaps that's the minimal contact they talk about

https://www.skysports.com/football/video/12606/13455438/championship-middlesbrough-denied-clear-penalty-against-sheffield-wednesday

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Select Group 2 / Re: Fri 17th - Wed 22nd Oct 2025
« on: Thu 23 Oct 2025 10:11 »
Quote from: SuffolkRef on Tue 14 Oct 2025 17:07
Quote from: PDMat Shav on Tue 14 Oct 2025 16:27
Another very good appointment for Tom Kirk, it would appear he his doing well.

Based on the appointments Mr Kirk would appear to be having a very good season. A PL appointment this season would almost seem certain but by Christmas is my prediction.

He will have to an awful lot better than this though

https://www.skysports.com/football/video/12606/13455438/championship-middlesbrough-denied-clear-penalty-against-sheffield-wednesday

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General Discussion / Re: R JONES - Chelsea v Fulham
« on: Sun 31 Aug 2025 14:36 »
Yes VAR should have never referred it, but it doesn't hide that Rob Jones agreed and decided it was a foul.

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General Discussion / Lewis Smith - Boro v Sheff Utd
« on: Sat 30 Aug 2025 16:56 »
Missed red by Lewis

https://x.com/rob_fletcher_/status/1961768130226593855

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General Discussion / Re: A TAYLOR - Liverpool v Bournemouth
« on: Fri 15 Aug 2025 20:21 »
wow what is Oliver thinking, as he just not seen the 2nd contact with the ball which definitely was deliberate.

Whether Taylor would have determined it was a DOGSO, he should have been given the decision to make

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General Discussion / Re: Match Officials Mic'd Up
« on: Sat 26 Apr 2025 19:32 »
Here it is, I really do prefer the Scottish version, much more comprehensive and not afraid to show errors

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZYsEnSeS50&ab_channel=ScottishFA

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General Discussion / Bad night for VAR
« on: Thu 03 Apr 2025 13:50 »
Putting aside the Liverpool decision.

There were in my view two clear penalties not given in the Newcastle and Brighton games.

Even the PGMOL apologist Dermot agreed VAR should have intervened.

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Select Group 2 / Re: Fri 14th – Sun 16th MAR 2025
« on: Mon 10 Mar 2025 19:03 »
Hallam had Middlesbrough last weekend and he as them again.

Very poor if they cant manage not to give the same team within 7 days

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General Discussion / Re: Sheff Wed v Sunderland- Will Finnie
« on: Fri 28 Feb 2025 20:42 »
Yes he was in the very good position to be able to see the hand ball.

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General Discussion / Re: Chris Kavanagh (VAR John Brooks) - Arsenal v Aston Villa
« on: Sat 18 Jan 2025 21:08 »
Quote from: TA_Ref on Sat 18 Jan 2025 20:22
I wanted to first get my opinion on the handball incident before others do.

This decision has come from what the law states which clearly says ‘If the goal scorer uses his hand to gain advantage and then score immediately then the goal should be disallowed’ (I know that’s not the exact wording but it’s something similar). As a result, I think John Brooks is under massive pressure when reviewing this situation because the law says that any touch on the arm should be penalised. Now I don’t know what angle Brooks was looking at but I think there’s no conclusive evidence that the shot hits Havertz’s hand. I’ve been looking frame by frame on one of the TV angles and for me there is no evidence to suggest it was a ‘factual’ handball.

Obviously none of this is attached to Kavanagh who I thought had another good outing. Maybe a couple of fouls missed if being picky but he done well.

Perhaps you need to find the angle that does show it hit his hand. clear as day a handball.

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General Discussion / Scottish VAR Review
« on: Thu 19 Dec 2024 14:56 »
Really enjoyed this and its is refreshing to hear William Collum speak frankly about decisions and not waffling on.

Something I think Webb could look to copy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYynyRkmSQE&ab_channel=ScottishFA

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General Discussion / Re: Man City v Arsenal - Michael Oliver
« on: Sun 22 Sep 2024 17:07 »
Michael Oliver should have allowed to let Walker get back into position before free kick was taken.
Created all the problems for the rest of the game his self

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General Discussion / Re: Chelsea v Leicester
« on: Sun 17 Mar 2024 14:27 »
Quote from: Whistleblower on Sun 17 Mar 2024 14:23
Clearly outside the box and obviously a DOG SO. Goodness knows why Madley got the call doubly wrong, it seemed pretty straightforward.

I think its harsh to criticse Madley, at full speed it looked a penalty, but VAR did its job and got the right decision.
the only questionI would have had if it had of been inside would VAR have overturned i, as he was nowhere near playing the ball.

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General Discussion / Re: Aston Villa v Tottenham - Chris Kavanagh
« on: Sun 10 Mar 2024 14:45 »
No way it will be overturned on appeal.

I woud argue it isviolent conduct rather than SFP, as he made no attempt to play the ball whatsoever.
"kicks or attempts to kick" I assume is still in the LOTG.

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General Discussion / Re: Blue cards for football
« on: Sat 10 Feb 2024 21:28 »
Quote from: RefObserver on Fri 09 Feb 2024 10:16
When sin-bins first came in at Supply League I felt they were used well and in the main there was an improvement on dissent towards officials.

Now however, I feel that a large number of referees feel that given the sanction is more severe than a caution, they set a much higher tolerance level to dissent than previously.
As such, I do not think it has improved matters, in fact I think it has made it worse.

I do not think anything will be different at the top level.

As someone who is involved in the running of a league, it is clear when they were 1st introduced they were used widely.

However some years on they are now in comparison rarely used.

I think the blue card is a good idea to inicate the sin bin but not for the 'cynical fouls' as proposed.

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